El Maricon Loco
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Don't lose your faith in gaming, true believer. There are better options.
The Delicious Big Hunk of Shit Console & Greasy Food Thread
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Don't lose your faith in gaming, true believer. There are better options.
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Cinco De Malware niggas!!!!!!! 5/5 bizzump for das update!
lastcallhall
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I won.
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+ 50 for a nes controller.
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this could get pricey... like a car that seems reasonably priced until you add options. only it was never reasonably priced.
Skips
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Christoph, I find it hilarious that you danced around the questions knowing full well that people would not like the fact that you were sacking original parts then got offended when you were called out for it. You sir are a dishonest salesman. Not only did you duck and dodge important questions until the announcement but I see you are still employing deceptive marketing strategies on the sales page (still calling the audio stereo on your main page with no explanation to what that means). You are literally the retro gaming community's version of a sleazy used car salesman. These marketing tactics are damn near Drakon level deception. People like you prey on those that simply do not know better.
I am also guessing you are using Tim's RGB kit since you list the same exact palette options he uses (just under a different name). How much of Tim's stock you are eating up for this $500 piece of shit? I was telling the guys in chat for a couple weeks now that I bet your overpriced NES was the cause of the delay on his next batch of PCB's (they were expected sometime at the end of April). I really hope he is making a separate batch for you because if he is not you are one massive douche bag to eat up the stock for this shiny overpriced eyesore.
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I also find it extremely shitty that you are boasting it has HDMI support. Selling a cheap ass external video upscaler IS NOT HDMI support. That would be like me selling an SNES with an XRGB Mini and calling it an HDMI capable SNES.
I am also guessing you are using Tim's RGB kit since you list the same exact palette options he uses (just under a different name). How much of Tim's stock you are eating up for this $500 piece of shit? I was telling the guys in chat for a couple weeks now that I bet your overpriced NES was the cause of the delay on his next batch of PCB's (they were expected sometime at the end of April). I really hope he is making a separate batch for you because if he is not you are one massive douche bag to eat up the stock for this shiny overpriced eyesore.
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I also find it extremely shitty that you are boasting it has HDMI support. Selling a cheap ass external video upscaler IS NOT HDMI support. That would be like me selling an SNES with an XRGB Mini and calling it an HDMI capable SNES.
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Skips
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Whats hard to believe, hes sacking the PPU and CPU from real systems. Those are pretty much what make the NES an NES. You can get the same thing cheaper by buying Tim's RGB kit and paying someone to do the mod for you, about $200 cheaper in fact (maybe more depending on what you got your NES for). The kit also does not kill original PCB's in the process.
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"get" pricey? Good god brother...$499 alone is bat shit crazy for what it is. The composite output of my VERY reliable toaster is perfectly fine...dropping $499 for something like that is 100% insane.
$30 for a NES controller...refurbed or no is also silly. I literally have a box full of the at home...I should sell them.
On a side note, if he had really wanted to be pimp, he would have converted a SNES controller to work. I converted a SNES controller to work on a NES and never looked back.
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Dude's the kpj of NES.
Skips
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You can get an NES for $50, Tim's kit is about $85-90 depending on how strong the AUD is when you purchase, and you can get the mod itself done for $60-90 (depending on options). FAAAAAAR cheaper than this overpriced dog shit.
christoph
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Guys some clarifications:
- Every single component on the Nt is brand new except for the original PPU and CPU. Yes every controller port, famicom expansion port as well as everything else is brand new.
- The $49 controllers are brand new OEM NES controllers. They are not used.
- The HDMI Adapter is not a 'cheap scaler' it was developed specifically for the Nt - I can assure you that it won't disappoint
- Every order does include an AV Cable. It includes: Analogue Nt System, AC Adapter, AV Cable
- No delays were created for NESRGBs, or any other item...I really have no idea why that would be the case
- Every single component on the Nt is brand new except for the original PPU and CPU. Yes every controller port, famicom expansion port as well as everything else is brand new.
- The $49 controllers are brand new OEM NES controllers. They are not used.
- The HDMI Adapter is not a 'cheap scaler' it was developed specifically for the Nt - I can assure you that it won't disappoint
- Every order does include an AV Cable. It includes: Analogue Nt System, AC Adapter, AV Cable
- No delays were created for NESRGBs, or any other item...I really have no idea why that would be the case
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